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Last updated at 23:48 03 October 2007
The mother of a young tennis star yesterday described the moment she allegedly found the 13-year-old and her female coach naked in bed together.
The woman said she screamed "You are nothing but a paedophile!" at 29-year-old Claire Lyte after stumbling across the pair performing sex acts on each other.
However, she told a court she did not report the incident to police because Lyte's father begged her not to ruin her coaching career and insisted it would not happen again.
It was not until nearly a year later that she became convinced the illicit lesbian relationship had continued and informed the authorities, she said.
When she found out that police were involved, her daughter climbed onto the roof of their house and threatened to commit suicide, she added, although she was later talked down.
The girl, who cannot be identified legal reasons, initially told police the bedroom incident had been a one-off, but she now claims this was a lie and that Lyte had threatened to destroy her tennis career if she exposed the alleged abuse.
Her mother was giving evidence at Liverpool Crown Court where Lyte - who until injury ended her career was one of Britain's top women players - is accused of sexual activity with a child.
The coach denies the charges, saying the 'pushy and ambitious' mother concocted the allegations after her daughter's tennis career stalled.
The girl's mother dabbed at tears as she described the incident in October 2005 when she came home unexpectedly and allegedly found them in bed together.
"My daughter jumped up and ran off and Claire pulled the bed sheet over her head," she said.
"Claire stayed in the bed under the sheet, and I shouted at both of them to get some clothes on and come downstairs.
"I was screaming at Claire, "Get out, what have you done, what have you done to my child, you are nothing but a paedophile".
"They came downstairs dressed, and my daughter sat down in a chair and curled into a ball. Claire sat with her head in her hands.
"Claire just kept telling me she loved my daughter. I kept saying, "She is 13". My daughter just cried and cried."
She said after talking for hours, Lyte agreed to cease coaching her daughter and distance herself from her.
The next day the mother took her daughter back to the prestigious Lawn Tennis Association academy in Loughborough which she attended.
Later that day, however, she said Lyte's father Colin rang 'begging' to meet her.
She eventually relented, driving to a motorway cafe that evening to discuss what had happened.
She told the court: "Colin pleaded with me not to do anything, to let him sort it out.
"He said he couldn't let her career end like this. He said he would really sort Claire out and this would never happen again."
But two weeks later, when the mother demanded to look at a text message on her daughter's phone, the girl locked herself in the toilet and threatened to ring ChildLine because her mother was 'abusing' her.
"I was so upset and furious and felt it was all connected with Claire," she said.
Lyte had meanwhile been warned by bosses at the academy for becoming too close to girl players and had been found sharing a toilet cubicle with the 13-year-old, the court heard.
Her mother said she reluctantly accepted Mr Lyte's assurances but in August last year she saw them getting out of a minibus together and realised Lyte was wearing her daughter's clothes, she said.
"I knew then I had to go to the police," she said.
When police raided Lyte's home they found clothing allegedly belonging to the girl.
These included a pair of pink knickers with her name tag sewn into them which were shown to the jury.
Lyte, from Shirley, near Solihull, West Midlands, denies five counts of sexual activity with a child between May 2005 and June last year.
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ABCs Wife Swap has always had an edge. The reality show, on which the wives in two families are switched for a couple of weeks, has exposed the differences and prejudices between races, where people live, and socio-economic backgrounds. On what may be its most controversial episode ever, Kristine Luffey, 33, and Nicki Boone, 30, are a lesbian couple raising 8-year-old Elizabeth, Nickis daughter from a previous relationship, in Arizona. Kristine is to swap places with Kris Gillespie, a 42-year-old, anti-gay, African-American conservative Republican wife in an interracial marriage with three children in Texas. During the first week, the women must live by the rules of the house, but in the second week, they get to make all the calls. There is constant tension between the families, arguments arise, and accusations are made at the post-swap confrontation. We spoke to Kristine (who switched places with Kris) and Nicki to see how deeply the show (airing Wednesday, February 9) has affected them.
So Kristine, what were your expectations going into the show?
Kristine: My expectation was that it would be a great learning opportunity for our families, because we both love our children and want the best for them. I wanted to learn something positive from it by walking in another familys shoes, and I hoped that they would do the same thing and walk in gay parents shoes and learn from the experience and get something positive from it.
What was your first impression of the Gillespie family?
Kristine: My first impression was that they were very nice and kind and a very loving family to each other. They just seemed like normal suburban people.
Who do you think in the Gillespie family was most bothered by your sexual orientation?
Kristine: I would say Kris Gillespie was most bothered by it, followed by Brian Gillespie, her husband. Kris was very insulted that she was placed into our family and it was obvious from day one. She said, I signed up for wife swap, not two women, shacking up, raising-a-child swap.
And what was one of your greatest concerns during your first week with the Gillespie family?
Kristine: My biggest concern was that they werent going to see me for who I was and they were going to be stuck on the fact that Im gay and werent going to open their minds to see anything else. It seemed like it was really hard for the kids to see outside the box without approval from their parents, and so I was worried that I wouldnt be able to get through to them to make them see that theres more to me than just being a lesbian.
Nicki, emotions were running high constantly between you and Kris Gillespie throughout the show. What would you say was the one thing that was most difficult about her?
Nicki: Mostly it was her unwillingness to learn from the experience. I guess I was just hoping for somebody who was willing to hear a different perspective, but she wasnt willing to do even just that.
What was toughest for you when Kris Gillespie began laying down her rules during the second week?
Nicki: I always thought the lawn was nice. I just didnt like being told to do it. And there was a rule where she made you say three positive things about the president every night. But that didnt make it on air.
Wow. Are you serious?
Nicki: [Laughs] Yeah. Were very both political, and the episode was supposed to come out around the time of the election, but it got pushed back. She also put up the American flag. I didnt mind that, but I was just thinking, Couldnt we have hung it with a flagpole instead of duct-taping it to my wall?
Were you at any point worried that Kris Gillespie would win your daughter Lizzie over, for example with Princess Day?
Nicki: [Laughs] No, not at all. I know how our life is here, although we dont have Princess Day or whatever and we dont have a tiara for her. We go to the movies, I take her shopping, and we do stuff together. I know the connection I have with Lizzie.
Did Kris Gillespie apologize at all after the post-swap confrontation for her hurtful accusations toward Kristine about her being a sexual predator who never should have been allowed near her children?
Kristine: No. She never apologized and she continued to say thats what I was. The thing that appalled me was that the husband didnt come to my defense from his wife who didnt know me for more than 10 minutes. And he knew I wasnt like that after living with me for 10 days. She insults me in such a cruel manner. And the kicker is that these are religious people and they live by the Bible.
Nicki: She was always pleasant to my face, but not to my back and when we shook hands she was really cold. She didnt even apologize off-camera or say anything sincere.
How would you say your family as a whole has benefited from the show?
Nicki: I mow the grass! [Laughs] The show made it seem like I didnt do anything, but I take care of everything inside the house. And Kris Gillespie just made me do everything. Im also a lot less controlling now and Ive relaxed a lot more.
Kristine: It really helped me and Nickis relationship in that she takes part in helping out more now. And what Ive learned is to be a better communicator. I also appreciate Lizzies individuality even more, and we really want to let her explore her own individuality and become a person of her own.
Nicki: No. I dont believe in regrets as a whole, so no.
Kristine: The whole thing I feel foolish for doing it. I knew people were ignorant and cruel, but did I really have to spend 10 days with them? It saddens me that people are that cruel. Every time I think about Kris Gillespie, I think Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly is deep to the bone. Thats her.
If you could say one thing to the Gillespie family that didnt air on the episode, what would it be?
Nicki: I really dont have an answer to that question. But I wish for Kris Gillespie to see that show in private and let it sink in to realize who she is. I hope shell watch and have an opportunity to learn something from it about herself. I was initially in it to show Americans what its like for a lesbian couple to live with a child and how normal and boring it isjust like everyone else. But the ignorance we had to tolerate and to be up close with discrimination was kind of freaky. Ive never felt so much like my family was attacked.
Kristine: Just that the Bible was meant to bring people together to teach love, compassion, and understanding, and it wasnt meant to divide people and be used as a weapon. I just really wish that they could see it as that. Its supposed to unite, not divide. Kris Gillespie did not show me any love, compassion, or understanding. Also, one of my main concerns was to represent who I am. It was time to take a stand. I tried to represent the community as best as I could and I dont know if I did.
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